Secret Garden Party 2011

Photo by Anthea Simms.
Fur, 22, Works in music. Vintage biker jacket, American Apparel leggings, Ray Ban sunglasses.

Offering up a diverse cornucopia of music, interactive art, mobile performers and even bands in trees, the Secret Garden party once again attracted a suitably eclectic crowd. Making their escape to the picturesque Cambridgeshire countryside, partiers dressed up the usual festival staples of mud-friendly boots, band tees and boho fringing with kitsch vintage knits, rock’n’roll leather and Aztec prints. But no look was complete without some statement headwear. From bows, floral garlands, floppy hats and feather headdresses, the bigger and quirkier the better for these girls. See who caught our eye below… 

Photo by Anthea Simms.
Rachel, 30, Physiologist. Sass and Bide dress, Kate Moss for Topshop jacket, Hunter wellies, Asos sunglasses.

Offering up a diverse cornucopia of music, interactive art, mobile performers and even bands in trees, the Secret Garden party once again attracted a suitably eclectic crowd. Making their escape to the picturesque Cambridgeshire countryside, partiers dressed up the usual festival staples of mud-friendly boots, band tees and boho fringing with kitsch vintage knits, rock’n’roll leather and Aztec prints. But no look was complete without some statement headwear. From bows, floral garlands, floppy hats and feather headdresses, the bigger and quirkier the better for these girls. See who caught our eye below… 

Photo by Anthea Simms.
Libby, 23, Publishing. Jumper from charity shop, skirt from New York thrift shop, scarf from Camden, bag from festival.

Offering up a diverse cornucopia of music, interactive art, mobile performers and even bands in trees, the Secret Garden party once again attracted a suitably eclectic crowd. Making their escape to the picturesque Cambridgeshire countryside, partiers dressed up the usual festival staples of mud-friendly boots, band tees and boho fringing with kitsch vintage knits, rock’n’roll leather and Aztec prints. But no look was complete without some statement headwear. From bows, floral garlands, floppy hats and feather headdresses, the bigger and quirkier the better for these girls. See who caught our eye below… 

Photo by Anthea Simms.
Emma, 28, Works for MTV. Vintage top and boots, Silence and Noise leggings, Topshop bag.

Offering up a diverse cornucopia of music, interactive art, mobile performers and even bands in trees, the Secret Garden party once again attracted a suitably eclectic crowd. Making their escape to the picturesque Cambridgeshire countryside, partiers dressed up the usual festival staples of mud-friendly boots, band tees and boho fringing with kitsch vintage knits, rock’n’roll leather and Aztec prints. But no look was complete without some statement headwear. From bows, floral garlands, floppy hats and feather headdresses, the bigger and quirkier the better for these girls. See who caught our eye below… 

Photo by Anthea Simms.
Jessica, 23, Receptionist at All Saints. Bustier from Spitalfields, Ebay skirt, Topshop shoes, charity shop beret.

Offering up a diverse cornucopia of music, interactive art, mobile performers and even bands in trees, the Secret Garden party once again attracted a suitably eclectic crowd. Making their escape to the picturesque Cambridgeshire countryside, partiers dressed up the usual festival staples of mud-friendly boots, band tees and boho fringing with kitsch vintage knits, rock’n’roll leather and Aztec prints. But no look was complete without some statement headwear. From bows, floral garlands, floppy hats and feather headdresses, the bigger and quirkier the better for these girls. See who caught our eye below… 

Photo by Anthea Simms.
Lucy, 22, Illustrator. Primark jumpsuit and sunglasses, Topshop waistcoat, Hunter wellies, mothers bag.

Offering up a diverse cornucopia of music, interactive art, mobile performers and even bands in trees, the Secret Garden party once again attracted a suitably eclectic crowd. Making their escape to the picturesque Cambridgeshire countryside, partiers dressed up the usual festival staples of mud-friendly boots, band tees and boho fringing with kitsch vintage knits, rock’n’roll leather and Aztec prints. But no look was complete without some statement headwear. From bows, floral garlands, floppy hats and feather headdresses, the bigger and quirkier the better for these girls. See who caught our eye below…